The Perils Of Fools By HAL BOYLE
HAL BOYLE reflects on April Fool's Day and the illusion of easy wealth. He questions U S defenses, foreign spending, the State Department, and the United Nations, arguing citizens crave trust in a larger figure but fear being the fool. The piece frames a tense era as a moral reckoning rather than light satire.
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Good Taste Today Hurrying A Guest By EMILY POST
The column discusses handling guests who linger past mealtime and offers tactful strategies. It suggests inviting guests into the kitchen to hint at dinner plans or politely stating a meager dinner is available. The piece also touches on serving salad with separate plates or small bowls.
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Clock Sitter in Detroit Uses Alarm Clock Dog House
Frank Upton attracts neighbors with an odd beagle prank by placing a ticking alarm clock wrapped in a blanket inside the dog house at night. The device makes the dog feel a companion is present while staying warm. Globe-News want ads promise results.
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Egypt livestock census shows declines across buffalo to camels
A recent census reports Egypt now has 480000 buffalo 900000 cattle 1250000 sheep 1100000 goats and 175000 camels down from two years earlier in every species reflecting broader herd reductions.
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